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Eight New Themes Coming in CrystalClear Interface 2.5

Published February 2nd, 2010

Besides the set of Crystal Document icons previewed recently, another feature of the forthcoming CrystalClear Interface 2.5 is a new set of eight beautiful preset themes, shown below. (Click the images for a closer look.) The themes are designed to complement the eight Frosted Crystals desktop pictures released with CCI 2.2. Of course, you can still set colors, frames, and transparency settings for Mac OS X windows to your own taste, as always. The preset themes are ones I've enjoyed and find a convenient shortcut to designing custom themes.

CrystalClear Interface @ 2008-10, Leland Scott
    
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This article was posted 2 years ago on Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010 at 2:12 pm and is filed under CrystalClear Interface, Theming, .
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